Act Attack
Act Attack is an English-speaking acting and improv group for people from all backgrounds and at every level. Courses include acting, improv and music...
Are you looking to make connections and meet other members of the expat and international community in Germany? Joining a group or club is a great way to meet people and make friends. Browse our list of groups and clubs in cities across Germany (including Berlin, Bremen, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Munich and Stuttgart) and filter according to your personal interests.
Act Attack is an English-speaking acting and improv group for people from all backgrounds and at every level. Courses include acting, improv and music... show more
Drink and Draw claims to host “the most unique drawing session in Berlin”. Events include weekly life drawing, brushpen and ink workshops and watercol... show more
The Comedy Cafe Berlin (CCB) Training School offers improv and sketch courses and workshops for everyone from the comedy curious to advanced actors. I... show more
Musical Theater Society Berlin is a space for new and long-standing Berliners from around the world to share their passion for musicals and make theat... show more
The American German Business Club was established in 1995 to “maintain the friendship and intensify contacts between the Berlin economy and the US. He... show more
Club Goals specialises in networking for tech startups. The organisation connects investors, partners, media, institutions and customers.
Berlin Tech Workers Coalition is a grassroots organisation which supports a broad range of employees in the German tech industry, including engineers,... show more
Refugio is a cultural exchange cafe and project of the Berliner Stadtmission (run by the Evangelical Church in Berlin/Brandenburg. The cafe runs event... show more
The American Academy in Berlin is a private research and cultural institution dedicated to “sustaining and enhancing the long-term intellectual, cultu... show more
With members from more than 44 countries, Berlin International Women’s Club supports international women in their daily lives in Germany and hosts reg... show more
Bi+ Berlin is an association for Bi+, pansexual and non-monosexual people in the capital. The group regularly organises meet-ups for people of all age... show more
Give Something Back to Berlin connects migrants, refugees and local people by organising workshops and over 80 weekly activities, including communal c... show more
FC Internationale is a football club founded in 1980, with teams for adults, children and seniors up to 70 years old. The club includes people from mo... show more
Kraft is a running club operating across 10 German cities. Runs are organised three times per week and welcome runners of every ability.
Berlin Bruisers started as Germany’s first gay and inclusive rugby club and now welcomes all queer people. Training takes place in English on all days... show more
FLINTA* Running is a running group for FLINTA* of all abilities and ages. Check the group's Meetup or Instagram pages for upcoming events.
A German rugby union club with a strong international focus, the BSC Rugby Club trains twice a week and is always looking for new players. Beginners a... show more
Democrats Abroad Berlin is the largest of Germany’s 14 chapters. The political organisation organises meet-ups, takes part in rallies, hosts cultural ... show more
Republicans Overseas aspires to engage Americans living overseas in US political processes, through “briefings, policy research and advocacy,” and eff... show more
The International Women* Space Berlin is a feminist and anti-racist organisation formed in 2012 for refugee and migrant women. The IW*S organises demo... show more
The Left Berlin is a group of international progressives living in the capital. The organisation publishes regular news and commentary from left-wing ... show more
The Initiative Schwarze Menschen in Deutschland (Initiative for Black People in Germany or ISD) was founded in 1985 and is the oldest such organisatio... show more
FLINTAWORLD is an organisation that lists all FLINTA* events happening in the city. Head to the website to see what’s on today!
Deutsche Wohnen Enteignen is a campaign group to socialise more housing in Berlin. After the campaign won a referendum in 2021, the group is working t... show more
Mietendeckel Jetzt (Rent Cap Now) is a nationwide campaign for the German government to enforce a rent cap. The organisation has chapters across 19 Ge... show more
St George’s Anglican Church is an English-speaking parish of the Church of England in Berlin. Alongside services, the church has an international choi... show more
The Central Council of Muslims in Germany (ZMD) has between 15.000 and 20.000 members from all over the world. While the organisation is based in Colo... show more
The Hamburg English Literature Society is for those who love all things bookish. Head to a general meet-up or one of their event series, such as “Brin... show more
The Hamburg Hurricanes are an amateur football club consisting of players from 40 different countries. The club has three teams and prides itself on h... show more
Hamburg Expats does what it says on the tin, the organisation offers advice and plans meet-ups for internationals living in the northern German city.
Queer Refugees Support Hamburg is an action group of queer people supporting queer refugees and other queer migrants in the city.
Be Building Abroad (BBA) is a networking organisation for international women living in Hamburg and Munich. BBA runs “meet-ups and events, insightful ... show more
The Initiative Schwarze Menschen in Deutschland (Initiative for Black People in Germany or ISD) was founded in 1985 and is the oldest such organisatio... show more
This bilingual book club arranges meet-ups for members to discuss “captivating plot twists and thought-provoking themes”. Sign up to find out when and... show more
Be Building Abroad (BBA) is a networking organisation for international women living in Hamburg and Munich. BBA runs “meet-ups and events, insightful ... show more
Munich Expats does what it says on the tin: the organisation offers advice and plans meet-ups for internationals living in the southern German city.
A social club for international women in Munich, operated in English. The organisation runs monthly meetings with talks, interest groups and day trips... show more
The Munich Cowboys are an American football team with men's, women's, seniors and juniors teams. Check their site for training times!
Looking to practice your German? Or Arabic? Or Chinese? Italian? Spanish? Head to Stadtbibliothek Munich to join their many language cafes.
DA Munich is a chapter of Democrats Abroad Germany, the official country committee of U.S. Democrats living in Germany. It organises regular events fo... show more
The International Choir Frankfurt was established in 1994 and is run by Welsh Choirmaster Rhodri Britton. Britton leads the group of around 120 singer... show more
The Newcomers Network is the largest networking platform for international people in Frankfurt and the wider Rhine-Main region. The organisation also ... show more
Head to Lost Weekend on Munich’s Schellingstr for their weekly Monday open mic. Sign up from 6.30pm perform, watch, laugh and meet new people!
Frankfurt Expats does what it says on the tin: the organisation offers advice and plans meet-ups for internationals living in the western German city.
Stuttgart Expats does what it says on the tin: the organisation offers advice and plans meet-ups for internationals living in the southern German city... show more
Entrepreneurs Stuttgart is a networking event for internationals and Germans who want to discuss everything business. The group has over 1.000 members... show more
Cologne Photography Group organises regular meet-ups to take pictures at interesting locations, visit exhibitions together and get to know different k... show more
BPW Cologne is the largest network for women in business in the world. The organisation has over 30.000 members in over 100 countries and meets multip... show more
Cologne Expats does what it says on the tin: the organisation offers advice and plans meet-ups for internationals living in the western German city.
Expat Improv puts on weekly improvisation classes in English and are open to anyone, even if you don't have any prior acting experience. Expat Improv ... show more
English Theatre Düsseldorf puts on English-speaking productions in the city and runs workshops for curious individuals, schools and businesses. Dip yo... show more
International Women in Business Düsseldorf (iwibdus) has over 250 members from 50 countries and has hosted over 200 events since it was founded in 201... show more
Düsseldorf Expat Meetup meets regularly for pub quizzes, open mic nights, Christmas market visits and other social hangouts. Head to their site to fin... show more
The Ibn Rushd-Goethe Moschee is an inclusive mosque where interested people can consider and debate reforms in Islam. Head to the mosque’s website to ... show more
The Fraenkelufer Synagogue in Berlin-Kreuzberg is a synagogue for “people from all over the world”. Head to the synagogue’s website or Instagram to fi... show more
Ingolstadt Expats is a group for people looking to get out, meet fellow expats, and attend events locally. They regularly put on events like hikes, BB... show more
Berlin Expats is an English-language group for internationals living in Berlin. They regularly host meet-ups and events like pub crawls, hikes, BBQs, ... show more
InterNations helps you find new friends, grow your network, get tips and information about your new home, and discover a wide range of events where yo... show more
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